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Heidi
Fantastic. I had to rewatch the Management videos a second time to understand better. Before investing anything at all, I prefer to fully understand what you’re talking about. Otherwise, I may lose a lot of money and think that after all, investing is not for me. As you said, you have to know what you’re doing.
Kurt
Hi Dan. I have not invested anything, but was excited and anxious at the same time about it. I’ve seen only a few of your videos so far, and I already feel more comfortable and confident about investments. Thanks for producing those videos!
Karl
Great Video.
Follow this Mentor they have the right MindSet & a WINNING attitude.
Well Done 5 Stars.
Simon 【ツ】✩
Dale
Hey, I just stumbled on these videos lately, but I just wanted to thank you for these videos, money management IS important. I mean how can you even begin to think that you can invest in anything if you can’t manage your money.
So thanks again, and good luck with everything, I’ll be checking out your videos
Dawn
Good video
Mildred
Thanks much, and I’m glad you’ve been enjoying the videos.
Don’t forget the daily blog, as the videos here at YouTube are only about 1/3 of what I put out there. The blog contains about 2/3′s of the rest of the free information available.
Dan
Carol
Hi AirelonTrading
I have just been watching your video and I must admit it really is very good.
I really enjoyed watching it.
Already looking forward to more of the same in the future.
Cheers to your success.
Mark McCulloch
Bryan
One video where you might find some more helpful information – is the video I have on Trade Management …
There’s a video reply to this video where I talk about the need to look to volatility.
Carla
You’re more than welcome.
Good point, and I plan on putting more videos in the future – into the “Charting 101″ series
Micheal
One thing that I would have liked to see in this video is more detail on setting a price target in order to calculate the risk:reward ratio. That’s one area where I still have a tendency to be too subjective in my approach.
I just discovered these videos after doing a search for info on money management. They’re some of the most helpful things out there. Thanks!
Mildred
No worries mate, yeah, I understood what you meant completely.
Leon
Sorry about the “order” mistake. German is my native language and we call it stop loss limit but i think i got the point across.
Gregory
Really good question though. I wish I would have remembered to put that difference in my risk video.
Samuel
No, when I invest, I view the entire amount of capital as ‘at-risk’. So buying BAC? I’m with BAC as an investment until it hits one of two things: $100 or the equivelant of $100 through splits (At which point I would turn the DRIP off, and receive straight cash), or $0.00
When I swing trade (and use stop loss orders :^) ) I generally have a 3 to 5 day timeframe, although I’ve had swing trades last as many as 15 days. In 2007, I averaged about 11 days in a trade.
Kelly
Hi Dan
Two questions: Do you use stop loss limits in your investment portfolio(e.g.bank of ameri.)and whats your time plan as a swing trader.
Thanks